Early Methodists in Indiana Circuits and Riders
The article details early Indiana circuits Silver Creek Whitewater Vincennes Patoka Lawrenceburg and Blue River with riders like Moses Ashworth Joseph Williams and John Strange and lists presiding elders such as William Burke and Samuel Parker. It notes log meeting houses built quickly and the hard travel life of circuit riders aided by sturdy horses and minimal pay.
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Indiana
Moses Ashworth
Silver Creek
Joseph Williams
Whitewater
Josiah Crawford
Sela Paine
Isaac Lindsey
William McMehan
Thomas Nelson
Chas. Harrison
Shadrach Ruark
Joseph Kinkaid
Hector Sanford
Moses Crume
Samuel T. Thompson
Robert W. Pintey
John Strange
David Sharp
Wiliam Tiiet
Daniel Fratey
Vincennes
Tsid
William Winans
Thomas Stilwell
Jacob Turman
Richard Richards
Vic
Zachariah Witten
John Selivrader
Thomas Davis
Patoka
Benjamin Edey
John Scripps
Thomas King
Lawrenceburg
Walter Griffith
William Dixon
Blue River
John Shrader
William Burke
Front
John Sale
Samuel Parker
Solomon Langdon
Learner Blackman
James Axley
James Ward
Peter Cartwright
Charles Holliday
Jesse Walker
Methodist Church
Willingz
Asbury
Lowilliam Burke
Green River District
The Simple Truth Quote Noted in Brief
A short quotation attributed to Dickens is cited as a reflection on honesty and resilience in emergencies, highlighting the simple truth as the strongest safeguard.
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Dickens
Daily Optimistic Thought
A brief note reflects on Christian reward tied to life’s end with a hopeful moral statement.
GREAT ARTISTS ENN RECITAL AT SULLIVAN CHURCH
R W Cadwell presents Ida Gardner contralto and Harold Lyman flutist in a November 25 recital at the Sullivan Indiana M E church. Gardner, educated abroad with Vienna offer, returns to America and builds a reputation in New York concert circles. Lyman is noted for sincere musicianship. Cadwell hints at something special readers may hear that evening.
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R. W. Cadwell
Ida Gardner
Harold Lyman
M. BE
Sullivan
Ind
Miss Gardner
Imperial Opera
Vienna
America
New York
Sugar Ration Reforms for Households and Food Industry
The Food Administration announces monthly sugar purchases for families at three pounds per person, replacing the two pounds per person monthly rule. Hotels may not serve more than half an ounce per person per meal, with limited sugar for tea coffee or fruit. Bean packers may operate at normal capacity for three months, tin-plate supplies assured, and canners restricted to existing odd tins with three months’ supply limit. Carr Crosby of Centilever hotel paid $50 to the United War Work fund for exceeding October sugar allotment.
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The
Food Administration
Carr& Crosby
Centilever
St. Wayne
United War Work Fund
Allen County
Card of Thanks for Maude Wilkey
The family of Maude Wilkey thanks those who offered help and sympathy during her illness and death. Mr and Mrs F M Wilkey and children express gratitude for support from friends and neighbors.
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Maude
F. M. Wilkey
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